HomaxSink, Vanity and Shower Caulk Strip, White, 1/2" x 10' - 41072390385

I cleaned the surface of the wall and cabinet finish with soap and water and dried and waiting over night before applying the caulking tape. Five days later the caulking tape is releasing from the wall and cabinet finish. Every day I have to apply pressure to re-stick the caulk, I will eventually have to replace all the caulking in the medicine cabinet. ;-{

Put this product around tub but after a little while it was not sticking in a lot of places.

This does not stick or bend or go around corners. It is a mess and I have tried everything to get it to stay down for days. Cutting it and filling in with caulk is a real mess. I will have to take it off and just use DAP.

Let’s get one thing said I am not a handyman. I read the directions several times to make certain I understood what to do. I followed them meticulously. But being me I did manage to manage over scrap my wall. I cleaned 🧽 up as directed. I did the bend thing and measured. I peeled away the clear cover from the strip. Off I went I didn’t get the angle just right so I had peel it back and restart that part. No issues with it resticking. I finished the first row not perfect but reasonably. The second row was much quicker and easier. Plus it looks better with no need for adjustments. I waited the recommended 12 hours and all is good. So far no leaks or peeling and it looks good.

It looks easy but I didn't like very much so I continue to use the calk gun

Overall this was easy to use and did what I had intended it for, but the adhesion has already begun to let go. You can see that I used this as more of a decorative trim, I can’t imagine it being good in a place where it is exposed to water regularly. The spot that shows a space, when first installed, met flush, so the lack of adhesion has caused the strip to move. I do like the look, so I plan on applying some extra adhesive to make it work.

If you are a mess when trying to caulk anything, these may help you, but only if you are going in a straight line. Read the directions carefully and follow them. I did and so far the strips are holding up, but I used them in an area that right now is getting little use. They look OK. I had a hard time keeping the strip folded in the middle as I stuck it into the space where my counter top meets the back splash. I caulked the rest of my project in the traditional way, and I have to admit that I prefer the way the traditional way looks to this strip method.

I've used caulking tape with good results in the past. Unlike other tapes I've used, the adhesive backing on this tape does not go to the edge of the tape. It stops short leaving about a 1/16 inch border which just rests against the tile or tub. It's not a defect, it's designed that way but it doesn't work for me and doesn't adhere well.

Did not stick

Use this everywhere

If the sink has a lip or curls the product isn’t flexible enough to cling to the corners . I’m going to have to take it off and replace it with traditional caulk